Doubts hang over Daniel Ricciardo's McLaren future, but he says he wants to return from the summer break with a 'positive bang'.
Sebastian Vettel’s retirement announcement has triggered the start of ‘silly season’, with Fernando Alonso confirmed as his replacement from 2023 at Aston Martin, but from there things become confusing.
So if Piastri has rejected an offer from Alpine to join the Formula 1 grid, then surely he must have another seat secured?that will go to Piastri, Ricciardo allegedly already having been told his compatriot will replace him next season. “To be honest, switching off normally gives me like a natural reset,” said Ricciardo after the Hungarian GP, quoted by Motorsport.com.
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